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CHAuNcEv VI. DEPEw who has returned from
Europe, says that in mis- fondness for humorous
Nories The Prince vi Wales reminds him Of
abraham Lincoln
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PHOTOGRAPHY
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
TINE tenth annual session of Sherwood's
j Dancing Academy, at Masonic Temple, will
reopen on Saturday afternoon, Oct. Is with
misses and masters class. and on Monday even
ing, Oct II. with ladies and gentlemens class.
Send for circular. Address j. .. SHERWOOD,
Masonic Temple.
JNENALE Canary birds at GARDENERS, 3OI9
II Bull street.
NEW line Of samples. Call and select your
"A winter suit. GAzAN. Bull, corner Brough-
ton.
A FRESH lot singing Canaries, at GARD
"A NER'S, s0l6 Br street.
NETATCHES. Clocks and JewelFy carefully re-
w paired BROUNHTON STREET HAIR
STORE, Watch and Jewelry Repairing Depart
ment.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, Is Words or
more, in this column inserted for ONE
CENT 4 WORD, Cash in AdUdncc, each
insertion.
Everybody 'Cho has nHy lcont TO supply,
anything to buy or sell, amy business or
accommodations to Sccure; indeed, any tCish
to CRAFTY, should advertise IN this column.
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NOR RENT, that fine two-story brick house
Il on south side of Jones street. second door
from Tattnall; possession given Nov. list. APP
ply to Mrs. TH0S. BOWDEN, 212 BrOughton st.
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THO RENT. rooms and store, with bar fixtures
J. complete, corner Bryan and Whitaker sts.;
lately occupied by MIR. John Immen Apply
p O. box So
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On MONDAY, 18th October, 1887 at II O'Clock,
at 175 Waldburg street, between Barnard and
jefferson.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
NOR RENT, five-room house, on Little Jones
Il street, between West Broad and Purse. APP
ply to JOSEPH MANNION, 81 West Broad st.
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BOARDING.

1 OST, a bunch of keys. Reward il left at
II Western Union Telegraph office.
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HELP WANTED.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.


A YOUNG LADY of is, not n graduate, and
"A with no experience wishes a situation in
the country as governess in a good family;
salary not so much an object as a pleasant
home; would prefer to teach small children, and
is willing to teach those of neighbors; refer
ences given. Address, stating terms, Key Box
No. 303 Charleston, S. c.
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7 OST, small parcel containing -four pairs of
L i ladies' mtts: finder will be rewarded by
leaving them at Marshall House Barbershop.
I OSr on Wednesday, Yale lock key; finder
i will be rewarded by leaving it at News
Office
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Immediately after the above sale. at the rooms
above the National Bank Of Savannah, a few
doors west Of the office, A HANDSOME
CHERRY BEDROOM SET, HATRACK, SIDE
BOARD, TABLES GLASS and SILVERWARE,
CARPETS, RUGS, UPHOLSTERED CHAIR.
EXTENSION CHAIR, SOLE LEATHER
TRUNK and numerous other articles.
MORD ABRAMS, Administrator
n, B.-AmonR the books in the library are
the following valuable works: A Thoroughly
Annotated Code OF Georgia, Georgia Reports
Reports, vols Benedict's District Court
Reports 81 vols American Decisions mos to
BIN - vols. American Reports Nos 10 34).
Abbott Law Works on Admiralty, United
States Courts, etc, 3 vols Russell on Grimes, Is
vols L. $. Digest first seriesl, IL vols. Y. s.
Digest new seres), "a vols. Georgia Acts.
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Administrators Sale Of Personal Property
C. H. D0RSETT, AuCtiOneer.

II,ItI HHu Uy VIFIue OF On order grante1 by tbs
Honorable Court of Ordinary of Chatham
1887, commencing at II o'clock A. NJ, the per.
sonal property and effects of the late J. T.
Abrams lsold for the payment Of debts and
of
THE OFFICE FURSITURE, DESKS, BOOK
CASES and LAW LIBRARY, to be sold at tbs
late office of the deceased ll6 Bryan street,
between Bull and Drayton streets.
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LOST.

I OST, a brown and white Pointer Dog; an
| 4 swers TO name Of Hector" had leather
collar with IS. u. Ravenel" on it. A liberal re
ward if returned to II. Il. DANCY, 1J6 Bolton
street
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EOR SALE, Splendid salt water river-front
Il building lots, and five-acre farm lots with
river privileges. at ROSEDEW: building lots in
Savannah near East Broad and Sixth streets,
and in Eastland several good farm lots near
White Bluff on shell road. Apply to On. FAIL
LIGANT, 151 South Broad street from 20 10 A.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I n RETURN TUBULAR BOILERS and Fin
Nv gines cheap and good. GEO +. LON
BARD & co, Augusta, Ga.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, Laths Shingles. Flooring. Ceiling,
L Misunderstanding and Framing Lumber
Office and yard Taylor and East Broad streets.
Telephone No Pill REPPARD & co.
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A recent interview with Senator kcnna
published in the INIELLIaENCER, haf
arouscd some OF bis perty friends. Some
Of the Democratic newspapers of the State
are showing decidedly uncomfortable
frame Of mind over It. r
The Msriinsbrrs Statesman has fell
authorized to deny the accuracy OF the re.
ported conversation. The Ksnawha Gazette
notes that ia the Cincinnati Enquirer Sen.
ator Kennc ie interviewed in quite anothe,
strain on tho game topic. This brings
from tho Monroe IEatchman, publinhed al
the home Of ex-senator Hereford, the sug.
ton that the Senator should uao State
paper to contradic: tho INTsLL1oENcER IN.
torvisw. III <
In tho meantime Senator .Kenna doel
not contradict thu INTELLIGENcRR inter.
view, though he has had three weeks to
do it in. We think he will not deny that
he was correctly reported. Doubtless he
foresaw that he would be criticised, but
we observe that Senator Kenna adds cour.
age to some other coed qualities. K!
II Senator Kenna had been misquoted
in tho INrRLLIaENcER it is probable that
he would have asked for hearing in the
same paper, which never denies him any
reasonable thing, He would have come
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Miss Ross McAdams spent Sunday in
Martins Ferry. 81.
George Collins is in the telegraph office
in Martins Ferry.
F: Beebout is Employed in the Tube
works at Bsnwood.
Albert and Myrtle King buried their in.
FAINT child on Tuesday. tf
Plummer Mckee 10 in the employ Of
Hodgens & Ward, in Portland. q
Montgomery Edwards, OF Bucyrn's
visited ct Mossgrove's last week.
John McElfresh, Of New Cumberland
spent Sunday with friends here.
Doc Bellville, of Martin Ferry, came IN
on Sunday to SEQ Mr. Binkerton.
A. Crippen and W. McClain, of Smith.
field, were in town Friday night. Z
William PennoI, the Philadelphia shoe
agent, was in town on Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. Meek 10 conducting a very in.
teresting aeries of meotinga at which quito
a number have professed conversion.
This county is quite proud Of ito Tues.
days record. Republicans hope, if Fora.
ker should COMO out for President, that
Mrs. Cleveland will snub him again.
Buckeyes are proof against all such at.
tacks, - Sea-. ET2 50 l4I
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Appreciates tho IntsliIEsncsr.
10 ma Eiii0r Of TIA Inie{li1tnekr. tx ~ r.

NU
&sIR;-The election In Ohio 10 over and
the sc 20. P" Of Lincoln, Grant, Gar.
Geld and the innumerable thtong OF our
country's most illustrlous aous who have
passed over to the silent sjority Of an
equally large number Of the great and
good men Of tho country who are ever
ready to advocate and fight Tor the right
and against the wrong, whether found In
high or low places, have trlumphed over
the hosts Of jeff Davis, Gordon, Cleve.
land, Powell and their ilk, and our State
and county tickets elected by good sound
msjorities; and while We are yelling up
with indispensable delight, We, at the
same time, are not unmindful Of the friends
who helped hold the lines againet the As.
saults OF the enemy. @lgt 10 II i ( ;..3s /.
The Republicans Of Belmont county ap.
preclsls and gratefully acknowledge the
splendid work done by the ISTRLLloENcEr
during the entire campaign. No othel
paper did such effective work, combating
tho Misrepresentation Of the opposition
Tor the success Of the Republican cause II
Belmont county, especially In the rive;
townships whero 1t circulates largely ant
amongs. all classes Of people, and wher'
the heavy voting Is done, than did tn
INTELLIdENcRR, for which the party IL
general, and the Executive Committee Il
particular, returns its thanka. TRUTH.
Bridgeport, Ohio, Nov. II, 1887. y;
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Eluck,s ruuo,nl orn,,nn..

E Captain Black, chief counsel for the An
arch!nt rurderers, no doubt thought he
restrained himself greatly in his funeral
Grafton. He did not froth at the mouth
as Reitzel did, nor indulge in the violence
which characterized the speech of the
Engliahman, Morgan. These things he
left to inferior men. Captain Black is On
intelligent man, who knows how to reach
the point he has in view by other and
seemingly gentler means. #
His speech was MI tho more mischiev.
GUS and dangerous for the peculiar method
he employed. :He declared that they
were not standing by the bodies Of felons
consigned to ignominious death they
wers standing beside the bodies Of: those
who we're sublime in their seli.sacyiice
and for whom tho gibbet became the
glorious cross. Then he told how gentle
and loving and peaceful they wcro.
Likely enough tho hanged Anarchists
we're mindful OF their own iamilles. So is
tho tiger. They may have been gentle In
their intercourse with each other and kind
to their associates. The law took hold Of
theh for murderouB conspiracy and
proved 1t on them. That ia what they
werc hanged for. They were felons OF the
bIackeat dye, and Capt. Blacks eloquent
sophiatry can make nothing else out Of It.
The gallows on which they paid tho pen.
ally can never by my hocus pocus be
turned into a crosu-in which not one Of
them believed. Z. sE Z. 5s45,
From Capt. Blacks Grafton it is q fair
inference that he enjoys the defense OF
Anarchist murderers and desires to make
sure Of keeping up tho supply Of that kind
OF cliente. He is going about 1t in the
right way. It would be only in the line
2ot strict justice II the next time he should
find himself in the dock ss an accessory
before the fact. While he ia stirring up
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Gl1e QatttelliGQeI'llEerl;.
wuGGLrNo, ". VA, NOVEMBER 10. 1887.
MIR. car.kadon's Reply to Judge Ferguson


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Z TRUsTEE's SALE,
TRUSTEE'B SALE.

- 3 ID Z. % 3 q
BY virtue OF deed OF trust mado by George
schad and Louisa Schad. his wife, to me as trustee,
dated May 2l,I 1883, recorded In the office Of the
Virginia. in Decd oil Trust Book No. 10. page 900.
will sell at public suction. at the front door OF the
Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the 10th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1857,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n. tho following de-
scribed property, that s to say: Lot numbered ten
West Virginia, formerly known az the TO IN OF La.
grange, but now part Of the city OF Wheeling.
The title "a believed to BIO good, but selling a.
by said deed Of trust. q. is7s5' s5Ssfl'i
TERMS OF SALx- 0ne.third and as much more a
the purchaser elects to pay In cash on tho day OF
sae, the balance In two equal installmenis at one
and two years, with interest, for which the pur.
chaser shall execute his notes, secure the same BY
deed OF trust on the property and keep the build.
ings insured Tor The benefit OF the trust
W. II. HALLKR Auctioueer. ~ ljsI nd
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ELY BRos: I have used two bottles Of
your Cream Balm for catarrh since De-
cember. A sore in my nostrils-the cause
Of much su1ering-hss entirely healed |;
have used no other medicine. This spring
! feel better, can walk and work with
more ease than have in any spring since
1sGl.-Mary E. Ware, Hopeful, Va.
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Billy's Diagnosis,

1VHNtIS EIu1tsHIUH, ---1--- 7 -1-7I- = N n
Whats the matter with baby, Billy?"
"Nothin' ma, on'y tho same Old teeth.
ing" 5a''7lss IA ~ .Gs-'
"But never saw him make such faces;
have you been doing anything to him ~
Nom. on'y jest he went inter eis'a
studio an licked all the yeller ocuYe OF!
her palette, an I guess he amt got over
the disappointment Of it's not bein' Gus.
tard." f.. q ,rrS' 's,si. 80
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JUDGE WILLIAM L. JACKs1l

Mr.. Pugh said that no knew our Judge
Jackson we'll. He was raised in Clarks-
burg, but married and settled in Wood
county, snd resided there whom elected
Lieutenant Governor Of Virginia with
Governor Wise. He ran for Judge Of the
Circuit Court against Judge Edmonson,
and was elected. He hold the office when
be entered the Confederate army, where
he became Brlgadier.General. Mr..
Pugh said that bad Judge Jackson re.
NAMED in West Virginia he would be in
the United States Senate today, so popu'
lar was he then, and 10 now. among the
older people, who regret his leaving them
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Stoves Not Needed,

StoVnH Not Needed. ~ li3 -
Philadelphia Man-Do you mean to say
your street cars are not heated in winter
Omaha Man--Not at all. u
What in creation do. you do to keep
warm IS, a..sssl Il 4.
"Talk politics" 81
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MANY Of the good things Of this life are
sorrowfully let alone on account Of Dys.
pepsia. Acker's Dyopepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, INDICATION and Constipa.
ton; sold on positive guarantee at 25
and 10 cento. by Logan & Co., @. R. Goetzs,
Q. Menkemiller, Il. B. Burt md Bowie
Brna 'r1l.1''l Iat71 81 .s I-n14Fl sIFf'-tig =
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Dull Times In Teras.

Commercial traveller Ito Texas hardware
dealerl,How's your stock Of rope, Mr.
sharpedgs? .a9 - an
Mr.. sharpsdge-We've got a pretty iai,
stock left; things have been rather quiet
round here lately. Z. s B. 5.55: a.. IA
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It is the day after the election when the
American newspapers pride themselves
most on their figures. 4;s 33 !, ss,,l !
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s. F5 DIED. f4 y
PAXTON-On Monday morning, November II,
IN 1887, att O'Clock, Mrs. MARY PAXTON, wife oil
the late Alexander Paxton, 10 tho $50 year Of
n her ago. % 1g -IElsl1 - n.
Funeral services at tho rc.ldence Of Mrs. o. W.
Heiskcll, Chaplipo street, this (l'ucsday) after
noon at O'Clock. 1ntnrmene privsta.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

.
Eleven Lots on south side Of High street, square
30, SIS each.
Lots No. II and u, square so, Charles street. tl26
each. ~ s7s-. ltillssl y -7l-. Pa all =
East half Of Lot No. 90 Eighteenth street, being
west OF house No. al Eighteenth street, 81, 900,
Lot No. IA south kidc Of seventeenth sueet, cast
OF house No. 2O6 Seventeenth street, $l,4OO.
$3.50. s!,N'.Il, ID
Building sites north side OF Nineteenth street,
east Of Woods street, SIC 10 front fo1t. = = :
Lot No. 10 Elliot street. near tho cast end OK
Twelfth street, formerly Walnut street, 500.
Lot south Of House No. 2S0l Eo6 street, $1,000,
House No. a. Maryland street. a substantial
brick house OF four rooms and Kitchen with 4
good cellar; can DO bought for $500
Lot No. a, southwest corner Of Maryland ana
North Broadway, 81, Co.,
Ground cornet1pg on Virginia and South York
streets fronting on Ntlgtni+ street 6 ieot and on
South York street 10 feet, Sl0c1. -
House No. 100 Twelfth street, a large frame with
house on alley, ground, full lot; can DO bought
for 81, 400.
Is Acres Land suitable for market gardening;
distant from the city one mile and quarter 81, O
MO. IL & . 81 B-Hl o. IH o.
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R, R.
trains on the Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad viii
run as follows: Is N }3gtg - -
Leave Wheeling: G ts55.5,y a. 5sse
5:soa N. 100 q m. m. ll:co a m, 80 D m $50
N, $40 p N. 100 p m, 500 p N. - 800
Arrive at Wheeling Park: Z. s., ~ "a Il tt,
500 N, 7:35 m. o:S5 m, lbs a m. 2:O5 n m .
A:o5 m, b:5 p m, 7:s5 p m, s:aa p m. - !.
Leave Wheeling Park: NJ
6:lo m, 7:45 a m, 1000 M. 1880 m, $3.50 m.
4:o N, 6ao p m, 500 p N, 1000 p m. 3fi''. )
Arrive at Wheeling: II 4. ~
6:46 m. $40 m. 1o's5 m. los m, sos N.
1853 N, 6:4s p m, s:a5 p N, 1880 p n. $@=lI
EsoEDAYS-Leave. tho city at 500 M and run
every hour until 900 p m :, Leave Wheeling Park
at 9:oo m, aud run every hour until 10 N, OF.
ccpt the church train. which will leave tho Park
Mg:45 m, and city at ;l5 m. ". az. M.
oc29 &, rs U, HRSCH, supt,
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FOR RENT.

No. 1900 Byron street, rooms. ,washroom, bath.
room, hot aud cold water illuminating and natu.
ral gas. $40 month. .g.Ls-lFs-
No. 1870 Fourteenth street, SIS month.
No. 10 Thirty.third street, Sill month.
No. IS Twenty. third street, IS 80 Z month.
No. 1912 Market street, small frame house with
stable, 81 80 q month. l..'Z
No. 2lo3 Main street. business house, SIC &C 4
month. sas! rgr 5e
JAMES a. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, q. g. Pension and Claim AT.
torney, Collector and Notary Public noll
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IL TRA1EB-On and atter July II, 1SS7-ExpIL-
NATION OF KxYR1HACz MARKS. sDaily. tSundsy
excepted. monday exceptsd.-Kastern Standard |
tirnas /. tr.
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MargarctJ. Kerr and husband J
-fsf'fs'ha vs. Eas-..EeI In Chancnrv
William Hine Of al. -.
tied cause on the fourth day Of November, A. D.
1857, the undersigned special commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, DECEMDER Il, 1887
beginning at 10 O'Clock 4. ". sell at public auction
al tho front door Of tho Court House OF Ohio
piece Of laud lying and being situate In Ohio
county, towit: BEGINNING for boundary ut a
sugar tree stump. corner to Daniel Giffeu and Ell.
tah Marlng tracts OF lands thence $50 Z, 20 poles
10 stor O. thence N. 76So L 81 poles to stake IN
tho limo Of Daniel Glen; thence 8. SIC W. 40 poles
to tho beginning. containing three acres more OF
less, 1t being tho same tract Of land which was
deed dated the day Of "a i. 1870. - -
ALSO, LOT No. 10, In Square eight in Gil.
ch.ist's Amended Addition to the city OF Wheel.
Ing, lying aud being situate on Wheeling Island.
on tho west side OF North York street. FORMERLY
Chestnut street. fronting about thirty (8O) feet on
said Moth York street. aud running back at right
angels with said North York street about one hun.
dred and forty feet to an alley lg5st II -
TEnAsoF sALE-One-third Of the purchase money
and as much moro as the purchmer may elect 10
pay In cssh, and the residue In two equal install.
menu OF SIX and twelve months respectively, with
Interest from tho day oil sale, tho purchaser 10
Rlvo his notes for such deiorIed payments with
GOOD personal security aud the title to be retained
until pay mcnt In full Is made -s5s ts-ssl,
g tiitrtll..:@+l N. ..5 q G. L. CRAEMER,
t3fs t S'a,5- E}EaG X Special Commissioner.
Z hereby certify that bond has been given BY
theabove named 'pecial Commissioner, as required
by law and the decree III The sbsye entitled cause
mis- Clc,t NJ circnit f.onrt ri 0hto i.nnn,r
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COMMISSIONERS, sALKs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
NJ ABLE REAL KsTATE OK THE NATIONAL
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, ". Va
~ az N Cato CsriAr N N. ~. i 4 .l.-.L-, ----

81. VIM. 4, Carter r. !. Il, In oh.n'sry'
. Iy virtue Of decree entered IN tho sbeve en-.
tho underslsnsd Special Commissioners win. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ~, 1857,
S ssa r. Sv Sss9 y H. d s puss ss
county, West Virginia, the trac, Of land Of which
tho lato 3. II. B. Carter died seized, fronting on
tho National road. and lying on tho west and east
TRACT Of land containing 10 acres and IS porches
will 30 offered nrat ~ whole; and then In foul
different parcels VII: Flrst- small Parcel front.
Ing on 70 pix, and King along M Galway cene
Second west parcel OF said tract, also front.
Ing on the pike, containing about % acres and II
poles and having upon it tho house, barnI and
VIII also DO offered together. ThirdSThs middle
parcel Of said tract, containing IS acrea and IS
poles, and reached from said road BY q lane bS.
tween wheeling Park aud NJ Calvary .cOme.ery,
and having upon Il house and other buildInps'
This tract will also DO offered In connection VIII
the two parcels before named. Fourth-The eaSt
parcel Of said tract, containing 80 acres, roods
81 oP s1i nSS aeSsa rom u aaa a. ss s
road by . road between tho park and cemetery.
This parcel and the las, naunea parcel Of . sofcs
and IS poles Will also DO offered together. The lSt
parcel Of 81 acres ro0ds and 81 poles, has boon
laid Oh In eight lots. yarying in size from liIie
above three iourths 70 little above six acres And
this parcel will DO orefed In lots also
Sales will DO made In manner In which tho m ost
money can DO realized. Plats showing thC AZ.
nngement Of the different parcels and lots offered
aud can DO seen at tho oiilco Of the undersigned
special commissioners. -lg4-
| TRIMS or BALH-One.third OF tho purchaA
money, or Is much moro thereof a. the purchaser
may elect 10 pay, In cash. and tho balance 70 DO
paid In two equal instAllments payable IN ono and
two years from date Of vale with interest; notes
with personal security to DO given therefor. and
tito 10 DO retained until full payment 81 tho pui.
chase money, IT,: AuGus
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